Entries tagged with "Dereck+Chisora":
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David Price is 7½ inches taller than Chisora. He reach is eight inches longer. He towered over the bomber from Finchley…
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The two headliners were treated well, and it showed in relaxed interviews with hardly any tales of how they were going to hospitalize their opponents…
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Pacquiao's experience and level of opposition may prove the deciding factor—on top of Manny's incredibly difficult, unorthodox style…
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Jarrett Hurd and Jaime Munguia excite me as big, strong kids who hold no pretenses and only want to bang their way to belts...
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Klitschko may be coming out of retirement before the year is through. One last time, eh. Don’t they all say that?
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“No-one owns life, but anyone who can pick up a frying pan owns death.” So they say. And those people are right…
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The fight was a humdinger. Wow! I mean, if you haven’t watched it and hadn’t really intended to, I implore you to find a way of viewing the thing. Trust me…
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He's not only one of the best featherweights in the world—one could argue he's one of the best fighters, period…
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Sun Tzu was kind of right. If Anthony Joshua waits long enough by the boxing river his enemies will float by…
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“Big Baby” moves well for a man his size. He has fast hands. He has a good beard. He’s also hungry and he can punch…
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For whatever reason, the heavyweight division always seems to have the weirdest behavior on-camera, and the most cutthroat off of it…
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Tony isn’t aiming low. He is holding out for a fairytale ending. He’s picked Oleksandr Usyk at cruiserweight…
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Dereck Chisora flattened Carlos Takam at 1:01 of round eight to win the vacant WBA International heavyweight title…
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My pick this week is the headlining unification bout between WBC lightweight world champ Mikey Garcia and IBF lightweight titleholder Robert Easter…
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His legacy is a complex one. Haye perhaps summed it up best when stating “I'm just as renowned for talking trash as knocking people out...”
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He signed with David Haye who immediately suggested it would take him five or six bouts to get to world title level…
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The fight will be televised live in the U.S. on HBO Championship Boxing starting at 6:00 PM/ET with a same-day replay at 10:00 PM…
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Hughie Fury is coming off a controversial loss to Joseph Parker to take on British title holder Sam Sexton…
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Along with the top four who are not mentioned, these fighters compose the top fifteen heavyweights for most people…
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Maybe he’s like the Donald Trump of boxing—someone whose success has less to do with mastery of a craft than with titillation and playing to his base…
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We will see who marches to whose marching orders, but for now, Wilder suddenly seems to have become the owner of the “A Side” status…
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Stiverne has been very inactive—he has only fought once since his loss to Wilder nearly three years ago, contrasted with Wilder's five title defenses…
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As ever the Monte Carlo card is very strong, with two world title fights, an eliminator and a European Title bout…
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Defending champ Parker was like a North Korean nuclear warhead—capable of a big bang, but lacking any real delivery system…
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“I’m pleased to welcome Dereck to the team and look forward to being involved in some big fights next year…”
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After the Yafai title defense was confirmed, two fights have since been added for the October 28 card in Cardiff…
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Eddie Hearn explained that "Dillian is on the verge of a world title shot and we can't afford not being 100 percent…"
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The headliner will be Dillian Whyte, the trash-talking Londoner via Jamaica edging his way towards a world title shot…
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The only questions seemed to be, how long would it last and could Bellew land anything meaningful before he was stopped?
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Asked how he would like to be remembered, Ali said, “As a man who never sold out his people…if that's too much, then just a good boxer…”
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Some assumed that Warren may take a step back from promotional duties and instead concentrate on BoxNation. Instead he has tried to build up prospects…
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There cannot be another Wild West without the bullets. There cannot be an ineffectual and inept repeat performance...
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This, to some, is the corrupt banality of modern showmanship. Haye, quite simply, has fought two bums. He has indulged in celebrity opportunism…
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“Tyson is Tyson. How he’s been brought up, that’s how he is. In fact, if you were to meet him face to face, he’s a very nice guy…”
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Saturday night at London's O2 Arena, David Haye makes his long awaited comeback against 33-year-old Mark de Mori...
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There is something about Adonis-like fighters that always makes us wonder if they will shatter like marble when seriously struck…
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Maybe Fury has a thermonuclear device waiting to explode on Klitschko’s chin. He had better, or he won’t be singing Danny Boy at the end of the fight…
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David Haye is as glib as ever, but given the fluid state of the heavyweight division anything is possible...
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Klitschko is a fine architect, calmly deconstructing faces, subtly carving through the resolve of the man opposite…
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In the case of David Haye, seeing is believing because his past promises have been as hollow as a seashell…
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May-Pac is just a distant memory and was a night when boxing seemed to get it wrong. That great night of boxing in London last week got it right...
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On February 28 at the 02 Arena in London, England, undefeated Tyson Fury will face unheralded Christian Hammer…
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Undefeated Tyson Fury TKO’d Dereck Chisora, forcing his corner to throw in the towel at the end of round 10…
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"If I can't beat him in five rounds, I swear I'd give up boxing. My dad would beat me with a chain if I didn't beat him...”
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A lot depends on Fury’s conditioning and concentration; one drop of the hands and Chisora could make him pay...
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Using sign language of a sort, Fury let everyone present know that the silent treatment isn't an aberration…
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The universal law of supply and demand decrees very simply that an oversupply of championship fights will devalue those championship fights...
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David Price (18-2 with 15 KO’s) was seemingly on his way to the top of the Heavyweight kingdom when he suffered the first of two de-railing defeats to Tony Thompson (2nd round KO in Feb 2013 and 6th round TKO in July 2013). Those setbacks caused Price to re-evaluate his career and after a parting of…
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David Haye and Dereck Chisora fought their grudge match Saturday at Upton Park in London, England, on July 14, 2012. Many thought the the fight would go the distance, with Haye's athleticism extending Del Boy over the distance. Instead, it was a bona fide shootout, even though only one of the gunslingers…